In 1939 Paris, Odile Souchet secures her dream job at the American Library in Paris, a haven for book lovers in a city on the brink of war. When the Nazis occupy Paris, Odile and her colleagues join the resistance, risking everything to fight oppression with the written word. Decades later in Montana, a lonely teenager named Lily uncovers the mysteries of her enigmatic neighbor Odile, leading to a story of courage, friendship, and the enduring power of books. The Paris Library is a love letter to libraries, history, and the strength of human connection. Reviews "A deeply compelling story about the power of books and the courage of ordinary people during extraordinary times." — The New York Times "Charles brings history to life with heart and meticulous detail. A must-read for historical fiction fans." — BookPage "A beautifully written homage to libraries, literature, and the indomitable human spirit." — Library Journal
Book Title: The Paris Library - Janet Skeslien CharlesBook Genre: Historical Fiction, World War II, Books About Books, FranceAdult FictionISBN: 9781529335460Number of Pages: 432Publishing Date: February 9, 2021Cover Type: Paperback
